There was a time when you could buy anything that came from the big N and you’d be guaranteed a good time. It seems that with the Wii this is no longer the case, with average or worse games being passed off as great interactive experiences just because you play by moving your hands about. Disaster: Day of Crisis is the latest game that falls into this category, offering gameplay that would have felt dated at the beginning of this decade, visuals that bring back memories of 32-Bit gaming and more cheese than a straight to DVD action movie.

You play as Ray, a professional rescuer (is that even a real job?) who sees his friend and colleague die after a mountain rescue mission next to an erupting volcano goes wrong. The rescue chopper is downed by a flying piece of molten rock and all hell breaks loose as the ground is shaken up and torn apart. Predictably you end up on a rope hanging over a cliff edge, holding on to your mate as he dangles perilously over a raging torrent of lava. Cue a Cliffhanger moment as he lets go and falls in slow motion to his melty, burny death.

What some critics are saying

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Chapter Ambushed
Note: I should point out since the game has no compass we will just have to

guide you by telling you left or right as you enter an area or room usually

depending on which way you are facing if it’s after a Scene.

Scene

1. For this first chapter all you need to do is get use to the controls and

follow all the prompts the game shows at the bottom of the screen to get rid

of all the pirates that show up (to take care of some of the pirates on the

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Call Of Duty 4 Cheats Tricks Hints Tips Glitches Demo Video

# Completion bonuses

Successfully complete the game on any difficulty setting to unlock the cheat menu and Arcade mode. The cheat menu can be found at the options menu while playing the game.
# Cheat options

Collect the indicated number of Intel Pieces (enemy laptop computers) hidden throughout the game to unlock the corresponding cheat option:

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The company behind the awesome game Fallout 3 – Bethesda – has announced the release date for Fallout 3. From what the little bird tells us, Fallout 3 will be hitting the retailer shelves pretty soon and I can’t be more excited about this announcement. The D date is October 28 in United States and few days later in UK. The release in Europe is also happening the same week as that.

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Land all jumps:

Go on to 2.0. Go on to the pencil with the arrows make a spiral/ If you do not fall off, make a ramp. If you land this successfully, as you land you will hear a noise. This means that you can land every jump and never fall off.

Head over heels on line:

Note: This only works with the later versions. with the eraser and the acceleration and scenery lines. Going at a high speed, click on the straight line drawer, then click on the acceleration lines (the red color). Put the pointer at the end of where your character is going to be. Holding [Shift], draw the line to the place where your character is going to be coming from. Note: If you draw the line at a sharp angle, your character will crash. When your character hits this line, which should be made somewhat long to make it look better, he will go head over heels until he has corrected and running
on the lines normally.

Zoom in and out at play

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Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 (EA; Release date: October 27, 2008) – This computer game is a real-time strategy game that is a continuation of the Command & Conquer series.

Fable II (Lionhead; Release date: October 21, 2008)- Fable II is a role playing game designed to be played on the Xbox 360 console.

Fallout 3 (Bethesda; Release date: October 28, 2008) – Fallout 3 is a PC game and takes place in a post-apocalyptic United States in the year 2277.

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